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Marie Kondo-esque Twitter Unfollow Plugin Sparks Joy

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You don't have to wait until the weather warms up to start your Spring cleaning—especially when it comes to Twitter. Julius Tarng, a former Facebook product designer, launched "Tokimeki Unfollow." The Twitter plug-in helps expedite the scrubbing of your news feed. Although you can unfollow people directly through Twitter, Geek.com says that Tarng's plugin comes with a sense of urgency that helps you plow through the process. It is inspired by organization expert, Marie Kondo's method of cutting out any belongings that don't "spark joy." They explain, "Tokimeki Unfollow makes it easy to sit with someone’s tweets, hug them tight, then say thank you and goodbye." Tarng adds, "If you’ve ever actually KonMari’d anything, you’ll know that it takes a LONG time and a LOT of hard decisions.”

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